Wall Street investment banking bonuses may rise up to 35%, compensation specialist says

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Investment bankers working on debt underwriting may see bonuses climb by 25% to 35% this year, and bankers handling initial public offerings could see a 20% ...

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Strong growth in debt issuance, and IPO activity that has already raised more this year than in all of 2023, are the main reasons for higher compensation. Other areas in which bankers could receive higher bonuses are equity and fixed income sales and trading. Equity traders may receive 10% to 15% higher bonuses and fixed-income traders may collect 5% to 10% higher compensation.Clients are beginning to increase risk in equities, the report said, in tandem with market expectations of future rate cuts.

Wealth management and asset management executives are expected to receive 5% to 10% higher incentives this year, the consultancy predicted.We recently compiled a list of the 7 Best EV Stocks Under $50. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Ford Motor Company stands against the other EV stocks under $50.

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